Yitahome 60-in Sisal Christmas Cat Tree, Green

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  • Features a festive Christmas tree design that serves as a delightful cat climbing tree and a stunning decoration for your home.
  • Double-layer base and large pillar provide exceptional stability for your cats to play and jump on.
  • The 2 spacious cat nests offer privacy and comfort for your furry companions, with easy access from the bottom for a semi-enclosed space.
  • Includes playful cat toys, such as fleece balls and a flower-shaped stick and a bell, to entertain your cats and add charm to the Christmas tree decor.
  • Enjoy tool-free installation with a comprehensive user manual and included accessories for a hassle-free setup in just 15 minutes.

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1 Customer Questions

How easy is it to take down and store after Christmas is over?

Answer by Chewy • Sep 11, 2025
This cat tree can be disassembled as easily as it is assembled, it does not require tools.
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Nicole on Nov 22, 2025

Very lumpy, cheap material, screws don’t all work

I knew this wasn’t going to be luxury quality, but this really disappointed me. The sides of the tree are all dented and lumpy with no real way to fix it. The star

I knew this wasn’t going to be luxury quality, but this really disappointed me. The sides of the tree are all dented and lumpy with no real way to fix it. The star also had nowhere to screw into. There was a nut glued to the top of the tree, but nowhere for the bolt to screw down into. We only got the tree to be sturdy by using an electric drill to secure the bottom post to the base, too.